Microsoft's supported commercial release runs on any OS as long as it's
Windows ;-)
Microsoft has released the source code to the portions of the CLR that are
part of the public standard for the CLR and C#; this is called Rotor. If
memory serves this will compile under either Windows or Berkley UNIX, and a
version for OS/X was in the works and may be released by now. Unfortunately
critical pieces such as ADO.NET are *not* part of the public standard, and
the license granted is for research and educational purposes, not commercial
development. You should be able to Google your way to Rotor and/or search
for it on msdn.microsoft.com.
Also as someone else mentioned there is the more ambitious independent Mono
project, which is Linux-focused but should ultimately run on any UNIX-style
OS such as OS/X. In addition I believe there is a GNU Public
License-oriented version under independent development, but last I heard
this targets only Linux. The name eludes me at the moment.
Mono is the most comprehensive non-Windows implementation, and the closest
to being finished -- it should see general release within the year.
--Bob
Vinay said:
Is there a .Net Framework for Macintosh O.S. If yes can anyone give any
links related to that. If no, then can nyone tell me for which other
platforms, .Net Framework can be implemented.
